Greentube strengthens Swiss regulated market presence with Casino Barriere Montreux deal

International online casino game supplier Greentube, a Novomatic Interactive brand, increases its Swiss iGaming market footprint by inking a content partnership with Casino Barrière Montreux’s online brand Gamrfirst. Under the deal online users of the operator will have access to Greentube hits such as Book of Ra Deluxe, Lucky Lady’s Charm Deluxe, and Super Cherry 5000. Greentube continues to lead the way in the Swiss internet industry with this relationship, having secured partnership agreements with various operators since its market launch in 2019.

Greentube’s Sales & Key Account Manager for Switzerland Lisa Sandner commented: “This deal marks another important step for Greentube, strengthening our presence in what has quickly become one of our main markets. I’m absolutely delighted to see this partnership with Casino Barrière Montreux through and to be part of GAMRFIRST’s journey from the very beginning. We look forward to working together to bring premium entertainment to their customers across Switzerland.”

Casino Barriere Montreux General Manager Jerome Colin confirmed: “The launch of our online casino site Gamrfirst is the culmination of a committed collaboration between the teams at Casino Barrière Montreux and the Barrière headquarters. With Gamrfirst, our strong ambition is to offer our clients a unique gaming experience based on the high standards of the Barrière Group, thus positioning the brand as one of the main references in the Swiss market.”

GAMRFIRST.ch Head of Online Patrick Ballestraz added. “As we launch our online brand, we want to ensure we provide our customers the same experience they are accustomed to from our casino floor and by featuring Greentube’s content we will hit the ground running by offering some of the most iconic and popular titles on the market. Greentube is amongst the premier online slot providers in the iGaming sector today, so it makes total sense for us to attempt to replicate the success of their land-based games on our online platform.”